YSK members to monitor election results via 'Cockpit' screen
Members of the Supreme Election Council (YSK) will monitor the results of tomorrow's Local Administration General Elections from a special screen called the "cockpit."
Supreme Election Council (YSK) members will monitor the results of tomorrow's Local Administration General Elections from a screen called the "cockpit."
The Election Informatics System (SEÇSİS), where all election-related tasks and procedures are carried out, information and documents are produced, stored electronically, protected securely, and voter registries are continuously updated, allows for the simultaneous monitoring of collected election results.
Prepared with software compliant with election legislation as a result of a joint effort between the Council's own engineers and HAVELSAN, SEÇSİS also enables the simultaneous sharing of election results with political parties.
In this context, preparations have been completed at the SEÇSİS Data Center to monitor election results in real-time.
YSK Chairman Ahmet Yener, council members, and YSK representatives of political parties will monitor the election results in the council chamber via the screen called the "cockpit."
The "cockpit" screen will also be accessible to political parties eligible to participate in the election in the YSK conference hall.
Data entered into SEÇSİS at district election boards will reach the YSK directly and will be shared with political parties simultaneously.
News Source: AA
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